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Old 07-20-2010, 04:45 PM   #1
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That was all news to me. I am surprised no one has launched a charter challenge on this, especially gay people who separate.


Good argument not to get married again
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Old 07-21-2010, 07:40 AM   #2
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That was all news to me. I am surprised no one has launched a charter challenge on this, especially gay people who separate.


Good argument not to get married again
Gay people can get married.
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Old 07-25-2010, 08:42 PM   #3
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Concur. But I can live with persistent myths about whether interest is deductible in a certain circumstance, or whether the Smith Manoeuvre describes leveraged investing generally - how many people do those circumstances really apply to?

But myths about the division of property upon the breakdown of a common-law marriage are a bigger problem to me (and hence I get hotter under the collar) because they potentially affect so many more people.
That’s true ... though I wasn’t so much thinking about leverage ... I was thinking more of other topics ... topics related to retirement income funding, in which persistent myths have the potential to affect even more people than marriage breakup. Rarely a week goes by, without someone offering highly questionable, shoot from the hip advice, based largely on myth and misunderstanding.

We all seem to agree on this forum that greater financial literacy is warranted in the population at large; surely an effort to eradicate some of the more persistent myths through identification and correction of flawed reasoning is a concrete example of how to increase financial literacy!
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